# The US Government stimulus package of 787 billion US dollars ($787,000,000,000) divided by the US population of 304,059,724 equals to $2,588 for every American.
Signs which some economists currently call showing recovery are actually signs of increasing amounts of money being poured into the economy. The economy will be on its way of recovery only when Americans will have repayed this loan and generated some additional return on this investment. Read more »
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Because content is king also in the business of perfumes. Inspired by Ubuntu Linux release cycle.
# White House opens Web site programming to public. Another proof that Free Software matters. (via WordPress Tavern Forum)
# Minimizing the number of HTTP requests is one of the easiest ways to make your website load significantly faster. WP Minify is a WordPress plugin by Thaya Kareeson that combines all Javascript and CSS files into one respective file.
WP Minfy uses the old trick of modifying the output buffer before it is sent to the user. And until all plugins and themes start using wp_enqueue_script and wp_enqueue_style, this will remain the most reliable method of doing it.
I approve this plugin.
# Every Latvian owes $3,766 while every American $22,177 for the amount of public debt its government has accumulated since 1999 — see Global Debt Comparison.
Why do only few economists notice these staggering numbers?
# Update: here is the technical specification of OSCar 24H.
The reason for not writing lately is this:
OSCar 24H cross country racecar.
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# You’ll be fine. The good old song from Ze: zefrank.com/chillout
# Make your blog’s RSS feed real-time — add this one line of XML:
<link href="http://myhub.example.com/endpoint" rel="hub">
to your RSS feed automatically using this PubSubHubbub WordPress plugin by Josh Fraser. To see how it works, watch this demo of PubSubHubbub by its creators Brad Fitzpatrick and Brett Slatkin.
# Jeff has brought to my attention that folks at Automattic are testing a redesign of the WordPress.com front page.
Those arriving at WordPress.com front page are either from other blogs hosted on WordPress.com or search engines, and most of them are interested in creating a blog for themselves. Those who want to explore featured posts are mostly the existing users. Read more »
